Blackstone Head of Private Credit in Europe and APAC to Leave Firm
Blackstone Inc.’s head of European and APAC Private Credit Paulo Eapen is set to leave the firm.
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More Than Two Pubs Shut Every Day in England and Wales
In the first half of this year, 383 pubs were demolished or converted, according to new data.
UAE’s Julphar Explores Sale of Mideast Chain Planet Pharmacies
Gulf Pharmaceutical Industries is exploring the sale of its Middle Eastern retail pharmacy network amid heightened demand for health-care services in the region, according to people familiar with the matter.
Regulators Are Trying to Stop Greenwashing Before It Gets Worse
From banning ads to suing over dubious claims, governments are starting to fight back against companies seen as misleading consumers on sustainability.
AI Startup Writer Raises $100 Million to Pen Corporate Content
The company’s technology can write and summarize a wide range of text.
Citigroup Debuts Token Service in Latest Foray Into Digital Assets
Citigroup Inc. debuted a token service that’s part of a broader push to offer digital assets to institutional clients.
Intel Sees Glass as a Vital Material in the Race to Power AI
Intel Corp. is betting on an unexpected material to help the world’s computers handle ever-growing artificial intelligence workloads: glass.
Shake Shack Tests Oil to Make Its Fries Healthier and Greener
Your next ’shroom burger from Shake Shack Inc. may be prepared using a frying oil that comes from sugarcane.
Drought Drives Zimbabwe’s Biggest Elephant Migration Since 2019
Zimbabwe’s largest national park has recorded its biggest migration of wild animals to neighboring Botswana in four years as water holes run dry because of a drought.
Hunter Biden Sues IRS Over Tax Disclosures by Agency Employees
Hunter Biden sued the US Internal Revenue Service alleging that so-called IRS whistleblowers illegally disclosed information about his taxes.
